The place is right by the main gate of the park, which is a huge plus.
price is unbeatable
the bathrooms and dorms are spotless
lovely garden
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Jedes Zimmer bietet Private bathroom, Terrace, Private kitchen, Air conditioning, Inner courtyard view, Garden view, River view, Flat-screen TV und 7 weitere
1 full bed
Betten 8.9/10 · von 52 Gästen erwähnt
15 m² · 2 full beds
Betten 8.9/10 · von 52 Gästen erwähnt
“Early‑Bird Tayrona Stop”
If you need to hit Tayrona before sunrise, this hostel is perfect. The river is right outside, and for just 10,000 COP you can stash your backpack and even take a shower when you come back.
“Perfect Spot for Tayrona”
The hostel sits right near Tayrona, with beautiful gardens and friendly staff. You can drop off your bags for a night and head out, and the price is unbeatable.
“Budget‑Friendly, No Frills”
This hostel offers solid value: clean rooms, a lovely garden, and a quiet spot away from traffic, just a five‑minute walk to Tayrona's El Zaino entrance. You can leave your bags for 10,000 pesos a day and use the shower when you return. Just remember it's basic—no luxury, but that's fine if you’re looking for a simple stay.
“Convenient Spot, Shower Woes”
The place is right by the main gate of the park, which is a huge plus. Unfortunately the shower was broken, the lights kept going on and off, and the room felt like a sauna.
“Nice Location, Chaotic Night”
The place is close to the park, with a comfy bed, decent AC, and tasty breakfast, and you can stroll to the river from the back. But the first night was a mess: a guest slept in a hammock in the common area, the shower was just a stream with no head, and the staff were nowhere to help. I ended up locked inside and then locked out, and felt like I overpaid for the dorms.
“Early‑Bird Tayrona Stop”
If you need to hit Tayrona before sunrise, this hostel is perfect. The river is right outside, and for just 10,000 COP you can stash your backpack and even take a shower when you come back.
“Convenient Spot, Shower Woes”
The place is right by the main gate of the park, which is a huge plus. Unfortunately the shower was broken, the lights kept going on and off, and the room felt like a sauna.
“Perfect Spot for Tayrona”
The hostel sits right near Tayrona, with beautiful gardens and friendly staff. You can drop off your bags for a night and head out, and the price is unbeatable.
“Nice Location, Chaotic Night”
The place is close to the park, with a comfy bed, decent AC, and tasty breakfast, and you can stroll to the river from the back. But the first night was a mess: a guest slept in a hammock in the common area, the shower was just a stream with no head, and the staff were nowhere to help. I ended up locked inside and then locked out, and felt like I overpaid for the dorms.
“Budget‑Friendly, No Frills”
This hostel offers solid value: clean rooms, a lovely garden, and a quiet spot away from traffic, just a five‑minute walk to Tayrona's El Zaino entrance. You can leave your bags for 10,000 pesos a day and use the shower when you return. Just remember it's basic—no luxury, but that's fine if you’re looking for a simple stay.